Box 5
Contains 45 Results:
Personal Interviews for the Master of Seventh Avenue- Samuale Weiss, November 12, 1987
Telephone interview.
Personal Interviews for the Master of Seventh Avenue- Gus Tyler, April 24, 1995
Conducted by Weis Morris.
FDL 6th Annual Labor Hall of Fame induction ceremony, Januray 21, 1994
VHS recording, 90 minutes.
President Lyndon B. Johnson -David Dubinsky telephone conversation: request form, processing note, and transcripts, 1993
From the Lyndon B. Johnson Library and Museum. The folder includes transcripts of conversations between the President and notable figures such as Governor John Reynolds, McGeorge Bundy, and Senator Ted Kennedy. Additionally, the folder contains a note stating, "Devoted to defending all workers regardless of skill, race, or gender, the Industrial Workers of the World celebrated May Day as International Labor Day, emphasizing the transnational nature of the working class."
President Lyndon B. Johnson-recoding of conversations and meetings, February 5 to March 17, 1964
From the Lyndon B. Johnson Library and Museum (copyrighted). Tapes include conversations between LBJ and several notable figures, such as Governor John Reynolds, McGeorge Bundy, and Senator Ted Kennedy. The conversation with David Dubinsky is on tape 1 (February 5, 1964).
Morris Weisz introducing Jay Lovestone's presentation to the 1964 White House Conference on International Cooperation, 1964; 1995
Copy made with the permission of Morris Weisz in October 1995. The tape includes Morris Weisz describing the circumstances of finding Jay Lovestone.
President George Meany's last speech to the AFL-CIO Convention and Lane Kirkland's Eulogy at George Meany's Funeral, November 16, 1979; January 5, 1980
Place: Washington, D.C. and St. Mathew's Cathedral, Washington, D.C.
Interview with Emil Schlesinger. Vol. I, March 1, 1988
Telephone interview. Schlesinger provided legal counsel to the ILGWU and represented various locals of the union, including Local 10 and Local 102. See also Schlesinger, Emil. Collection, 1947-1968. Collection Number: 6036/018.